Toy Titan Rocket

Rockets In Flight!
The exhilaration of rocketry infects all of us at one time or another.

Scientists have a rule: For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. And it’s the rule that explains how rockets work.

The action of the blast of air rushing out of the rocket in one direction has an equal reaction on the rocket that pushes it in the opposite direction. A scientist called Isaac Newton discovered this scientific rule hundreds of years ago.

Air propulsion, like our 7 Foot Toy Rocket believe it or not may well be one of the solutions to economical space flight in the future.

NASA's projects look toward the future for inspiration, one of the space agency's projects is looking at a more conventional engine technology to make space travel cheaper.

In an effort to lighten the load of spacecraft at launch, NASA engineers have designed a new air-breathing rocket engine that will extract oxygen from the air to burn fuel as it speeds to orbit.

Rocket engines are, on the one hand, so simple that you and your boy one day can learn how to fly your model rockets very inexpensively.

On the other hand, rocket engines (and their fuel systems) are so complicated that only three countries have actually ever put people in orbit.

Air-breathing rocket engine technologies have the potential of opening the space frontier to ordinary folks. What a day that will be!

Out 7 Foot Rocket is so entertainingly addictive that you and you're little boy will have a hard time not daydreaming about his next launch.

This is the reason why so many teachers use rocketry in their classrooms. It is the magic pill that animates students, and ensnares there minds into comprehending complex science principles.

It's true—they don't even know they're learning, because they are having too much fun. We don't know of any other action toy that is so wildly exciting, nor that can even move at supersonic speeds like a Rocket. You're little boy and you will love it!